The Securities and Exchange Commission has received more than 500,000 comments urging the agency to require publicly traded companies to disclose their donations to trade associations and other nonprofits, which currently do not have to identify who’s giving them the...
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SEC: More than 500,000 Calls for Corporate Spending Disclosure
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A cyber security analyst works in the "watch and warning center" during a tour of the government’s cyber defense lab in Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Rockefeller Seeks SEC Guidance: ‘Insufficient’ Cybersecurity Reporting
A Senate leader is asking the new Securities and Exchange Commission chairman to give more authoritative guidance to companies on disclosing cyber attacks, calling reporting so far “insufficient.” “While the staff guidance has had a positive impact on the information...
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The fiscal cliff. It’s on many people’s minds. It’s on the stock market’s collective mind, say analysts explaining the recent ride there. Among the many corporate filings to the Securities and Exchange Commission in November, the term has shown up...
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